A Few Last Words

I leave tonight (well, 1:00 AM on Friday). My nerves, excitement, and all that jazz are growing! God has provided most of the funds and I am ready to get on that plane to New York with the other three girls from UNC. Thank you all for your prayers and support so far, I would not have been able to do it on my own! This will be my last post before we arrive in Kenya and I am not sure how often I will be able to get news out to you. Just don't assume the worst if you don't hear from me. :)
Here are some more prayer requests for me and my team:
- Team building
- My openness to my team and the culture, flexibility
- Safety, smooth travel (We fly to Kenya on the 4th and after an overnight in Qatar, we arrive on the 6th)
- Being prepared spiritually, mentally, and physically
- For me to fully depend on God as I am stretched and pushed to do things I may not want to do (and a good attitude to go with it!)
- Boldness
- And the spiritual warfare we will face. There is an enemy who would love to thwart our plans.

Words cannot express my emotions, but I am so blessed to have all of you in my life who care about my aspirations and adventures!

All my love,
Missy

I also have an address while in I'm in Kenya! I would love getting letters from you while I am there. Please note the instructions below:

Missy Barnett
c/o Global Project
FOCUS Centre
P.O. Box 781
Ruaraka 00618 KENYA

DO NOT TO SEND PACKAGES, TELEGRAMS, CABLEGRAMS, REGISTERED
MAIL OR PERSONAL CHECKS, except in case of emergency. The Kenyan postal system is not like ours.Tell your friends and parents to send their letters “air mail” and to use metered stamps (regular stamps are sometimes stolen). Letters generally take 2-3 weeks for delivery to and from Kenya.